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(Technology) Internet users in Nigeria hits "91million" - NCC




Nigeria is currently ranked the largest users of internet in Africa and rank  no #7 in the world according to wikipedia with an estimated  population of over 180 million people. Since the inception of GSM in the year 2000,  telecommunication has become so efficient  in work places,  schools, security and to reach out to people. The Nigerian Communications Commission has stated that 91 million people in the country access the internet with an increased number of 1,440,582 new users from April, 2017 to May, 2017 according to the data obtained by News Agency of Nigeria (NAN.) You can read more details below.









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The Nigerian Communications Commission says the country internet users increased from 90,124,428 in April to 91,565,010 in May. An increase of 1,440,582 internet new users were recorded.

The telecommunications industry regulator made the disclosure in its Monthly Internet Subscribers Data obtained by the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) on Saturday in Lagos.
The data indicates that internet users on both Global System for Mobile (GSM) communications and Code Division Multiple Access (CDMA) networks increased from 90,154,737 in April to 91,565,319 in May.

It said that out of the 91,595,319 internet users in May, 91,565,010 were on GSM networks, while 30,309 users were on CDMA networks.

Also, the GSM service providers gained 1,440,582 internet customers after recording 91,565,010 users in May, as against 90,124,428 it recorded in April.
The CDMA operators had retained 30,309 internet subscribers in May as recorded in April.

The data also shows that MTN had 31,406,441 subscribers browsing the internet on its network in the month under review and also recorded an increase of 600,464 internet subscribers in May after recording 30,805,977 in April.

According to the NCC, Globacom has 27,402,484 customers surfing the net on its network in May, revealing an increase of 211,713 users from the 27,190,771 that surfed the internet on the network in April.

Airtel had 19,912,661 internet users in May, showing an increase of 504,811 customers from 19,407,850 recorded in April.

The data also showed that Etisalat had 12,843,424 customers who browsed the internet in May, an increase of 123,594 users from the 12,719,830 users recorded in April.

CDMA operators, Multi-Links and Visafone had a total of 30,309 internet users on their networks in May, maintaining the same record of April.

Visafone has 30,305 customers surfing the internet in May, while Multi-Links has only four internet users.

The increase in the use of the internet in May is in anticipation of the country’s broadband target of 30 per cent penetration by 2018.



Agency Report (July 15, 2017)






Country or areaInternet
users
RankPercentageRank
 China692,152,618150.30%90
 India340,873,137236.00%127
 United States239,882,242374.55%40
 Brazil122,796,320459.08%71
 Japan118,131,030593.33%9
 Russia105,311,724673.41%43
 Nigeria86,436,611747.44%96
 Mexico72,945,992857.43%74
 GermanyEuropean Union70,675,097987.59%21
 United KingdomEuropean Union59,538,5451092.00%13
 Indonesia56,612,5271121.98%135
 FranceEuropean Union54,536,4181284.69%25
 Vietnam49,265,5751352.72%84
 South Korea45,213,8021489.90%16
 Turkey42,275,0171553.74%82
 Philippines40,984,6541640.70%111
 ItalyEuropean Union39,209,3421765.57%60
 SpainEuropean Union36,293,1651878.69%34
 Iran34,871,3671944.08%103
 Pakistan34,006,4772018.00%151
 Egypt32,851,4022135.90%116
 Canada31,796,0532288.47%17
 Argentina30,131,2282369.40%54
 South Africa28,291,4192451.92%87
 Colombia26,959,8452555.90%78
 Thailand26,721,6202639.32%113
 PolandEuropean Union26,256,0202768.00%57
 Bangladesh23,183,3722814.40%161
 Ukraine22,080,1872949.26%93
 Saudi Arabia21,958,4073069.62%53
 Malaysia21,553,2143171.06%50
 Kenya21,008,1483245.62%98
 Australia20,268,1643384.56%26
 Morocco19,622,6833457.08%76
 Venezuela19,246,5713561.87%69
 Taiwan18,639,7733680.00% year 2013-
 NetherlandsEuropean Union15,757,1093793.10%10
 Algeria15,152,6103838.20%114
 Kazakhstan12,843,5023972.87%45
 Peru12,833,0584040.90%110
 Uzbekistan12,794,4134142.80%106
 Myanmar11,749,5804221.80%136
 Chile11,538,8604364.29%66
 Ethiopia11,529,3274411.60%167
 RomaniaEuropean Union10,879,5144555.76%79
 Sudan10,706,5024626.61%126
 BelgiumEuropean Union9,609,9634785.05%22
 SwedenEuropean Union8,861,1384890.61%15
 Czech RepublicEuropean Union8,571,6104981.30%30
 United Arab Emirates8,354,8135091.24%14
 Ecuador7,901,0515148.94%94
 Azerbaijan7,510,5555277.00%36
 Uganda7,502,0245319.22%146
 GreeceEuropean Union7,322,0665466.84%59
  Switzerland7,300,3345587.97%20
 HungaryEuropean Union7,177,4135672.83%46
 AustriaEuropean Union7,171,4715783.93%27
 PortugalEuropean Union7,103,0705868.63%56
 Yemen6,734,8865925.10%130
 Ghana6,435,8436023.48%132
 Israel6,361,7186178.89%33
 Iraq6,272,1096217.22%155
 Sri Lanka6,212,4316329.99%121
 Hong Kong6,191,1426484.95%24
 Belarus5,909,2526562.23%68
 Serbia5,781,4576665.32%61
 Syria5,547,0236729.98%122
 Dominican Republic5,467,3936851.93%86
 DenmarkEuropean Union5,461,0266996.33%6
 Tunisia5,460,2247048.52%95
 FinlandEuropean Union5,098,9537192.65%12
 Norway5,044,7377296.81%4
   Nepal5,012,7087317.58%154
 Bolivia4,836,8427445.10%100
 Cameroon4,827,5767520.68%142
 Ivory Coast4,767,3277621.00%140
 SlovakiaEuropean Union4,613,4047785.02%23
 Singapore4,600,6707882.10%28
 Guatemala4,428,9257927.10%124
 Lebanon4,329,5508074.00%42
 Jordan4,055,4888153.40%83
 BulgariaEuropean Union4,051,0698256.66%77
 New Zealand3,995,0668388.22%19
 IrelandEuropean Union3,756,3988480.12%31
 Cuba3,543,2938531.11%118
 Zambia3,404,4718621.00%141
 Oman3,330,6348774.17%41
 Senegal3,281,5398821.69%137
 Kuwait3,194,6488982.08%29
 Angola3,102,7259012.40%164
 Cambodia2,959,8019119.00%148
 CroatiaEuropean Union2,959,7419269.80%52
 Paraguay2,946,4439344.38%102
 Democratic Republic of the Congo2,936,139943.80%185
 Puerto Rico2,927,0699579.47%39
 Costa Rica2,873,1719659.76%70
 Tanzania2,866,014975.36%180
 Afghanistan2,686,694988.26%173
 Palestinian Authority2,680,6339957.42%75
 Zimbabwe2,552,61010016.36%157
 Mozambique2,518,0081019.00%172
 Bosnia and Herzegovina2,479,43710265.07%63
 Uruguay2,216,78410364.60%64
 South Sudan2,212,52810417.93%153
 Rwanda2,089,74010518.00%152
 Qatar2,076,19810692.88%11
 Burkina Faso2,062,22410711.39%168
 LithuaniaEuropean Union2,054,60510871.38%48
 Moldova2,027,93810949.84%92
 Panama2,012,11311051.21%89
 Mali1,819,80811110.34%169
 Georgia1,806,31511245.16%99
 Kyrgyzstan1,796,83811330.25%120
 Armenia1,757,81711458.25%72
 Albania1,740,90411563.25%67
 El Salvador1,649,27611626.92%125
 Honduras1,644,08211720.36%143
 Tajikistan1,609,85611818.98%149
 Malawi1,601,0171199.30%171
 LatviaEuropean Union1,560,63812079.20%32
 SloveniaEuropean Union1,511,36112173.10%44
 Macedonia1,462,81512270.38%51
 Haiti1,306,75012312.20%165
 Bahrain1,287,44112493.48%7
 Laos1,237,96812518.20%150
 Jamaica1,206,16212643.18%104
 Nicaragua1,198,16012719.70%144
 Libya1,194,15912819.02%147
 EstoniaEuropean Union1,160,43212988.41%18
 Madagascar1,010,6161304.17%184
 Trinidad and Tobago941,18113169.20%55
 CyprusEuropean Union835,75313271.72%47
 Turkmenistan806,02513315.00%160
 Benin738,7401346.79%178
 Mauritius638,38813550.14%91
 Mongolia634,43813621.44%138
 Botswana622,18313727.50%123
 Mauritania618,27013815.20%159
 Papua New Guinea601,9261397.90%174
 Guinea592,6041404.70%182
 LuxembourgEuropean Union551,96814197.33%2
 Namibia548,56514222.31%134
 Burundi544,4131434.87%181
 Togo520,0861447.12%177
 Macau455,98214577.60%-
 Niger441,7601462.22%189
 Fiji413,33114746.33%97
 Gabon405,44314823.50%131
 Montenegro404,00414964.56%65
 Swaziland390,98115030.38%119
 Chad379,0111512.70%187
 Republic of the Congo352,0691527.62%175
 Lesotho343,09815316.07%158
 The Gambia340,84615417.12%156
 Iceland323,49515598.20%1
 MaltaEuropean Union318,94315676.18%37
 Bhutan308,38215739.80%112
 The Bahamas302,65415878.00%35
 Brunei301,31015971.20%49
 Guyana293,02616038.20%115
 Liberia265,7031615.90%179
 Suriname232,17616242.76%107
 Cabo Verde223,92016343.02%105
 Central African Republic223,4521644.56%183
 Barbados216,31616576.11%38
 Maldives198,04816654.46%80
 New Caledonia194,70716774.00%-
 Somalia189,8531681.76%190
 French Polynesia182,55216964.56%-
 Equatorial Guinea180,16617021.32%139
 Sierra Leone161,3301712.50%188
 Timor Leste158,75817213.40%162
 Belize149,42717341.59%109
 Guam124,25417473.14%-
 Djibouti105,83317511.92%166
 Saint Lucia96,84717652.35%85
 Aruba92,10817788.66%-
 Andorra68,29517896.91%3
 Guinea-Bissau65,2891793.54%186
 Bermuda60,96218098.32%-
 Antigua and Barbuda59,86518165.20%62
 Vanuatu59,15018222.35%133
 Comoros58,8201837.46%176
 Solomon Islands58,35918410.00%170
 U.S. Virgin Islands58,27918554.83%-
 Grenada57,48218653.81%81
 Saint Vincent and the Grenadines56,66818751.77%88
 Eritrea56,4601881.08%191
 Seychelles56,06818958.12%73
 São Tomé and Príncipe49,14719025.82%128
 Dominica49,13219167.60%58
 Samoa49,09919225.41%129
 Tonga47,77619345.00%101
 Cayman Islands46,17419477.00%-
 Faroe Islands45,40319594.20%-
 Saint Kitts and Nevis42,06819675.70%39
 Jersey38,958-41.03% year 2012-
 Greenland37,98219767.60%-
 Liechtenstein36,27019896.64%5
 Monaco35,22619993.36%8
 Micronesia, Federated States of32,90520031.50%117
 Gibraltar18,878-65.02% year 2012-
 San Marino16,48420154.21% year 2009.-
 Kiribati14,61520213.00%163
 British Virgin Islands14,45620337.60% year 2012-
 Marshall Islands10,21720419.28%145
 Anguilla10,20920564.80% year 2013-
 Tuvalu4,23420642.70%108
 Saint Helena2,906-37.6% year 2012-
 Falkland Islands2,842-96.9% year 2013-
 Montserrat2,83320754.60% year 2013-
 Wallis and Futuna1,383-8.95% year 2012-
 Niue1,03420886.90% year 2013-
 Ascension361-41.0% year 2012-


Wikipedia July 7, 2017.






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